The official Caberg Riders 2026 line-up brings together young talents and experienced riders competing in the Superbike, Supersport, Sportbike, Endurance and WCR World Championships. All Factory Riders will race wearing the Caberg GP01 racing helmet, FIM LEVEL 2 homologated — a certification required for the highest level of international motorcycle racing.
The 2026 season promises to be intense and highly competitive, with a Caberg Factory Riders line-up competing across several World Championships. A team made up of young talents and established riders, united by a common goal: pushing beyond limits, race after race, aiming for the highest level of performance and safety.
Throughout the season, our Caberg Riders will rely on the GP01, the racing full-face helmet developed for track use and FIM LEVEL 2 approved, a mandatory certification for participation in World Championship competitions.
At 22 years old, Alberto Surra joins the 2026 Caberg line-up after a season of significant growth in 2025. Last year, he competed in the Supersport World Championship, securing a podium finish, and in the European Moto2 Championship, where he claimed two victories and finished third overall.ì
A complete and determined rider, Surra is ready to face the highly competitive Superbike World Championship aboard the Ducati of the Motocorsa Racing team.
Born in 2005, Mattia Rato closed the 2025 CIV Supersport season with 3 wins, 7 podiums finishes and third place overall.
In 2026, he takes a major step forward by entering Superbike World Championship for the first time with the Yamaha Moto X Racing team.
At 28 years old, Matteo Ferrari is one of the most accomplished names in electric racing.
2019 MotoE World Champion, 2020 Vice World Champion, and third overall in the 2025 MotoE World Championship.
For 2026, Ferrari embraces a new challenge: competing in the Supersport World Championship aboard the Ducati of the WRP team.
At 26 years old, Bruno Ieraci enters the Sportbike World Championship as the 2025 Italian CIV Sportbike Champion.
A title that confirms his determination, consistency, and race management skills, key qualities for competing at international level.
After finishing the 2025 Supersport 300 World Championship season with 3 podiums and sixth place overall, 19-year-old Antonio Torres is preparing to face the new Sportbike World Championship in 2026.
Pure talent and a strong racing mindset make the young Spanish rider one to watch throughout the season.
At 21 years old, Mattia Sorrenti is the 2025 Italian CIV Sportbike Vice Champion.
A young rider in continuous progression, now ready to compete at the level of the Sportbike World Championship and turn his potential into concrete results.
At just 19 years old, Natalia Rivera already boasts an impressive résumé.
European Champion in 2024, she competed in the 2025 Women’s World Championship, finishing eleventh overall.
The 2026 season represents a key step in consolidating her experience and competitiveness within the WCR World Championship.
31 years old and 2025 FIM Endurance World Championship Vice Champion (Stock category), Kevin Manfredi is one of the key figures of the Caberg line-up.
In endurance racing, where strategy and consistency are decisive, he represents reliability and performance.
40 years old, in 2025 he secured third place at the Suzuka 8 Hours and finished third in the CIV Superbike Production Bike championship.
Experience and talent make him ready to tackle the 2026 Endurance World Championship with enthusiasm and strong ambitions
31 years old, he also claimed third place at the 2025 Suzuka 8 Hours, riding the Aprilia of the Revo M2 team alongside Saltarelli and Ferroni.
A consistent and dependable rider, capable of delivering when it matters most in endurance racing.
27 years old, Ferroni completes the Revo M2-Aprilia project in the FIM Endurance World Championship together with Calia and Saltarelli.
Precision, resilience, and consistency lap after lap define his approach to endurance competition.
From pure speed to endurance racing, from the Superbike World Championship to the FIM Endurance World Championship, the 2026 Caberg Riders season represents a project in continuous international growth.
A project built around high performance and maximum protection, supported by the Caberg GP01 racing helmet, developed to ensure safety and aerodynamic stability for our riders.
Discover more about the GP01 and follow the 2026 Caberg Factory Riders season with us: new challenges and emotions await.
